Fort Siloso Skywalk

If you are into WW II history and exploring a trail then this is for you! Fort Siloso is Singapore's only well-preserved coastal fort that served as part of the country's defences. The on-site military museum contains a treasure trove of WWII memorabilia, including coastal guns, the remains of fortified military structures and tunnels, as well as an interactive video documentary, complete with wax figures of Japanese & British soldiers at the Surrender Chambers.

Check out the amazing Sentosa Fort Siloso Skywalk for a picturesque view of Vivocity and Siloso Beach. This is an 11-storey elevated trail that provides you with amazing opportunities to enjoy a scenic trek around Fort Siloso. There are many boards and signages that provide information on the surrounding buildings and historical remnants. It is also close to a few trails that you can explore. This 181-meters walk is one of the most beautiful attractions on the island. There is a guide at the bottom of the tower to help you with your queries. As this trail is elevated, you have the option of taking the lift from the tower, using the stairs or making your way up via the trail at Fort Siloso. I love how windy and serene this place is! It is definitely a good spot where you can take many beautiful pictures of the island, beach and the cable car station. #beachlife #sentosa #skywalk #fun #photography #island #history #singapore

#singapore Address: Siloso Road, Singapore 099981 How to go: By Sentosa Express A & C and alight at Siloso Point bus stop Learn more about Singapore's history by visiting Fort Siloso at Sentosa, which is also the only preserved intact fort in Singapore. Over here, you can view the many remaining military weapons, buildings & structures. There are also on-site museums where you can learn more on the World War II in Singapore context and more. Admission is free.

#singapore Get a bird's eye view of Sentosa island and Singapore Main island (VivoCity and surrounding southern areas) from the Fort Siloso Skywalk. This is a short scenic 5 to 10 minutes walk linkway (total 181 metres) to/from Fort Siloso as well. What's more, the Fort Siloso Skywalk is also free. Do note that opening hours are daily from 10am to 6pm only. There are also guided walks for the Skywalk if you want to know more. If not, panels are also available for more information on the Skywalk and surrounding buildings you can see.

#valentinescape After exploring Fort Siloso, we walked down the long road back to the beach front and were surprised to see some art along the way. When we first spotted the first painted rock/stone, we were still thinking of vandalism. But then, we quickly realised that many of the stones were painted over with pictures that are quite relatable to Singapore. We wonder who came up with this creative idea. It was very interesting and amazing and we had a great walk which we never anticipated. #Singapore #art

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#mytripvlog Fort Siloso is a former military establishment and now is a museum to bring the Singapore history of World War II "alive". The best way to reach Fort Siloso is by the Fort Siloso Skywalk. Follow the marked trails as you explored the place and leave via the road at the end of the trip.  This free museum is so informative and interesting that you should put in your "must-see" list if you travel to Sentosa. Music: Remember Musician: @iksonmusic

The Siloso Skywalk is a nice gem that offers stunning views of Sentosa on an elevated walkway. #mytripvlog #tripblazers

#passionpassport The amazing and breathtaking Fort Siloso Skywalk in Singapore is indeed a place to visit! It’s on the 11th floor of Fort Siloso at the beautiful Sentosa Island and spans a length of 181 meters long. This magnificent skywalk trail offers visitors a memorable and scenic treetop trek on the way to Fort Siloso. There are also free guided tours during the day here if you wish to immerse yourself in an in-depth history of the place. Begin your memorable trek among the tree canopies and be captured in awe at the diverse flora and fauna this spot is renowned for! Do feel free to access this place through the Sentosa Express or public bus.

Fort Siloso is one of the iconic history museums that we have left in Singapore's history that is located in Sentosa. The latest addition to the series is a skyway on top of the national artefact where you can get the views of Sentosa, the beaches as well as the surrounding areas such as the reflections at Keppel bay and the entire harbourfront area. It is 11 storeys high and 181 metres long. This skywalk is free admission! To be honest it felt more like a observation sky way sort of tourist attraction. Besides enjoying the view, you can also visit the fort itself down below where you can catch up on the history of Singapore during our times of occupation, marvel at the equipment that were used back in the day as well as the stories of the people who help to keep the country safe. #mustvisit

Address - Siloso Rd, 099981 Highlights - historical tunnels, structures, guns, museum, and skywalk Opening hours - Daily, 10am - 6 pm Avg. Price per Person - $0 Rating - 9/10 Visit Fort Siloso at Sentosa and learn about the history of Singapore and how this coastal fort served as defense for Singapore during World War II. Other than exploring the museum, you can also see the historical guns and tunnels/structures, and some interesting murals on the walls/stones. Don't forget to visit the skywalk with stunning bird eye view on the skylines and the beaches. You can also join the 2-hour walking tour at night for a fee of $55 per person. More information on the tour in the official website.

Positioned on a elevated 11-storeys high with amazing views stretching 181 meters long, the Skywalk elevated trail provides a scenic treetop trek on the way to Fort Siloso. If you take the trail right to the end, you will be able to see the rich history of Fort Siloso during the Japanese Occupation. The best part is that this is a free attraction so you won't have to pay a cent to enjoy the paranomic views from the top! You can get to Fort Siloso Skywalk by taking a: Sentosa Beach Tram (board at Beach Station, alight at Siloso Point) Sentosa Bus (board Bus A, alight at Siloso Point) Singapore Cable Car (board at Merlion or Imbiah Station, alight at Siloso Point) #culturewalk